Rhonda M. Smith – OpEdExecutive Director of California Black Health Network As California continues leading the nation in the fight to advance racial justice, it’s essential to recognize that we still have a long way […]
Over a decade ago, the California Healthcare Foundation conducted a landmark study among adults with chronic conditions in the state. The purpose was to explore the lives of Californians ages 18 and older with chronic […]
Imagine what it’s like to raise three children alone, struggling to make ends meet. To put yourself through school, knowing that despite your best efforts, the jobs you need to provide for your kids require […]
As Founder and Publisher of the Latino Times, I believe that we as individuals have a responsibility to our community where we live and work. Our community thrives as we thrive because we […]
Josh Harder’s great great grandfather settled in San Joaquin County more than 170 years ago to start a peach farm and raise his family. Generations later, Josh and his wife, Pam, are raising a daughter […]
By Anna Caballero California faces a housing crisis and a climate emergency. We don’t build enough housing so we drive too frequently and too far in cars that generate most of California’s greenhouse gases. The […]
By Manuel RosalesFormer Associate Administrator, SBA, former banker, and former member of the Republican National Committee. Jobs in “The Oil Patch” for US Citizens of Mexican Ancestry. */Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Louisiana comprise “The […]
By Walter Contrera Vice President of National Latino Evangelical Coalition Last fall, I found out about a proposal by the California Department of Insurance to regulate affinity group programs for auto insurance. With California’s reputation […]
By Andrew Ysiano Affinity group programs in the state of California help organizations offer their members affordable rates of insurance. One such organization that I’m familiar with, the California Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, provides small […]
By Ernesto Cazare Filmmaker and environmental activist Lito Tejada-Flores said it best, “You never climb the same mountain twice, not even in memory. Memory rebuilds the mountain, changes the weather, retells the jokes, remakes all […]
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